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  • Rich Eisen weighs in on Dan Hurley turning down the Lakers 6-year, $70M offer to remain at UConn.
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Komentáře • 111

  • @robertladson2373
    @robertladson2373 Před 15 dny +17

    The Grass isn't always Greener on the other side! Has built a nice program there in Connecticut!

  • @darylkoestel6921
    @darylkoestel6921 Před 15 dny +19

    It's twice the money, but 4-5 times the work!!!

    • @BigBrueser
      @BigBrueser Před 15 dny +6

      Not after taxes

    • @daveclark8337
      @daveclark8337 Před 15 dny +1

      Not after cost of living. You can't buy a 5K square foot home in LA for $1.5 mil .

    • @user-iv9er3nr6z
      @user-iv9er3nr6z Před 13 dny

      nba basketball coaching is very overrated, twice as many basketball games, ask,, John beilen

  • @DrumBum561
    @DrumBum561 Před 15 dny +48

    No, they blew it be being an unstable organization that has a player with GM power and a track record of firing every coach since Phil after 2 years max

    • @89426
      @89426 Před 15 dny +5

      🎯

    • @khure711
      @khure711 Před 15 dny +1

      That’s a massive scapegoat graveyard lebron owns full of players and coaches.

    • @prestleyateh7207
      @prestleyateh7207 Před 14 dny

      GM power but couldn’t get Ty lue or kyrie?? They should just give him 100% GM power.

    • @user-rr7bu9fe3k
      @user-rr7bu9fe3k Před 14 dny +1

      Not to much on LeGM man

  • @Aldrickrosas14
    @Aldrickrosas14 Před 15 dny +14

    Why would he need generational money when he could coach the self-proclaimed GOAT?

  • @jaredwright5644
    @jaredwright5644 Před 15 dny +33

    The Lakers have always lowballed their coaches, Phil Jackson excepted. Add the hassle of coaching a noted coach killer in LeBron, a fragile big in Davis, and a team that might mortgage their draft picks just to finish in the play-in again, and it's easy to see why Hurley turned them down.

    • @openmike4559
      @openmike4559 Před 15 dny +1

      Disproving your own statement in the first 2 sentences. Maybe just remove the word always if you don’t know how to use it.

    • @gregbrown6104
      @gregbrown6104 Před 14 dny

      @@openmike4559 An exception to the rule still proves the rule tho. You'd be right if he said Phil and X and X excepted.

    • @shonda79able
      @shonda79able Před 14 dny

      Accepted

    • @gregbrown6104
      @gregbrown6104 Před 14 dny

      @@shonda79able excepted is correct. "An exception to the rule still proves the rule". If it happens 99 out of 100 times, the 1 time does not disprove the 99. Phil's contract does not prove the Lakers to NOT be cheap when it comes to paying coaches
      When grammar wars go wrong lol

  • @pendleton123
    @pendleton123 Před 15 dny +3

    Dan Hurley played this smart. Dipped his toes in the NBA conversation, boosted his stock, turned down dumpster fire of team, will get a great extension to stay at a great situation, recruiting will skyrocket to say "I turned down Lakers/Lebron"... All just from taking an interview.

  • @anderschannel9424
    @anderschannel9424 Před 15 dny +11

    Good for him!!! Stay in CT!!!!

  • @youcanquoteme2
    @youcanquoteme2 Před 15 dny +17

    Dr. Buss has been rolling in his grave for years. The Lakers are a shell of themselves.

  • @gmh471
    @gmh471 Před 15 dny +6

    Anything less than 8 years, $105 million was not a serious offer.

    • @jonathankim6755
      @jonathankim6755 Před 15 dny +1

      totally agree with that take. $70 milllion? Come on Lakers, step up.

  • @seanragsdale5636
    @seanragsdale5636 Před 15 dny +5

    Are we really sure Jeanie is anywhere near a good owner these days?

  • @kenkovacs8370
    @kenkovacs8370 Před 15 dny +13

    Good for Hurley. I wouldn't piss on the Lakers if they were on fire.

  • @edubois31
    @edubois31 Před 15 dny +2

    Yes. Given the "extra" stuff he would have to deal with - they lowballed him. But the Lakers don't acknowledge the cost of dealing with the Lakers. All should be grateful to be the Lakers' coach in their minds. He made the right decision.

  • @peytonweber76
    @peytonweber76 Před 15 dny +5

    It’s not a bad offer but it’s not an offer that blows you away either I was expecting something in the mid 80s and maybe that would have gotten the job done

  • @scottsodyssey2485
    @scottsodyssey2485 Před 15 dny +46

    $70M is California means about $35M. Then add in all the other California taxes....turns out to be about $6M a year. So yes , he was lowballed by the Lakers.

    • @LASHAWEAV3RY
      @LASHAWEAV3RY Před 15 dny +5

      😂😂 these r facts sir

    • @JoshPezzner
      @JoshPezzner Před 15 dny +5

      Hope everyone sees this lol because I'm sure he did the numbers in sometime after and said "no I'm good" lol

    • @gmh471
      @gmh471 Před 15 dny +1

      He seems to have been lowballed (though it is laughable when we say this of an offer that exceeds $10 mil annually), but note that Connecticut is also a fairly high tax state, at least in comparison with a lot of others.

    • @jbhatts610
      @jbhatts610 Před 15 dny +2

      Uh no ! He was offered a generous contract for a first time pro coach!! The taxes ???? You can say the same about nba players and many states. Weak take

    • @ZomegJ
      @ZomegJ Před 15 dny +1

      Don't forget the agent fees and the other state taxes from the cities he has to coach in.

  • @user-rn9co7jc4t
    @user-rn9co7jc4t Před 15 dny +9

    This is not brain surgery
    Hurley is a back to back national champion chasing a 3 peat and the Lakers low balled him to coach a guy in LeBron who kills coaches careers and a big in Davis who does not stack up against Jokic in the same conference, and plus you probably won’t get roster control over who to trade for or draft cos as soon as you get the job you got to draft Bronny with a first round pick
    The Lakers brand can kick rocks
    Not worth it

    • @eamoncastaldi6098
      @eamoncastaldi6098 Před 15 dny

      He should’ve taken the Lakers job. He has nothing left to prove in college. I think it would’ve taken the Lakers job if they didn’t lowball their offer in terms of years and money.
      Please reply

  • @Biz613
    @Biz613 Před 15 dny +5

    Hurley will eventually coach the Knicks.

  • @apflor323
    @apflor323 Před 15 dny +3

    Lakers maintain their perfect record as a negotiation tool

  • @jaxboro
    @jaxboro Před 15 dny +3

    It’s not that good of a job for Hurley. You don’t get to coach, you have to manage around Lebron while being made scapegoat. Professional players aren’t going to buy his schtick or his demands. He’d be signing up to get fired in 2 years while also leaving the powerhouse he built up.

  • @jaystank3777
    @jaystank3777 Před 15 dny +3

    Lebron is a coach, team and cap killer. Why anyone would want to coach or play with him is beyond me. Throw in AD, fickle owners and a roster mess... smart pass by Dan.

  • @adrianp.1195
    @adrianp.1195 Před 15 dny +1

    I’m a Lakers Fan, and I will admit that as long as LeBron is on that roster, the Lakers coaching job is one that is not desirable. Nobody wants that drama on their resume.
    I’m glad Hurley made the right career choice. I want to see a 3peat at UConn.
    The Lakers need to reset. They can start by trading LeBron and get some of that $51M they are due to pay him this year off the books.
    Getting rid of Davis wouldn’t be such a bad idea either. The Team Doctor averages more game minutes than he does.

  • @JuanTorres-hv5ig
    @JuanTorres-hv5ig Před 15 dny +3

    A UConn 3-Peat is priceless!

  • @Lifendz
    @Lifendz Před 15 dny +14

    How is 70 mil a low ball for a first time NBA coach?

    • @JoshPezzner
      @JoshPezzner Před 15 dny +9

      because of taxes in cali man lol that's why, it's the thing people aren't seeing

    • @CoopMauKona
      @CoopMauKona Před 15 dny +4

      Because he had the leverage and the Lakers were desperate.

    • @ZomegJ
      @ZomegJ Před 15 dny +3

      After taxes and agent fees breaks down to like 35 million that's not even 6 million a year lol.

    • @dobz746
      @dobz746 Před 14 dny +1

      Because you are poaching someone whi is happy from his current situation. The only reason Hurley will leave if the offer was so hard to refuse. They would have gotten Hurley for $120M for 7yrs.

  • @neverevenheardofit
    @neverevenheardofit Před 15 dny +4

    Lakers are a poorer than a public university 🤣

  • @jeffkravitz7105
    @jeffkravitz7105 Před 11 dny

    The offer wasmore than a fair offer imo. I'm a big Dan Hurley fan but the fact is far more college coaches have failed in the NBA than succeeded and Hurley would have been a rookie head coach this season which is specifically the issue that Lakers fans had with Ham being hired.

  • @willmorrisusa
    @willmorrisusa Před 15 dny +1

    Aren't the Lakers worth Well Over a Billion ? 70 Million for 6 Years ! " El Cheapos " ? 😞

  • @andylopp7825
    @andylopp7825 Před 15 dny +1

    Coaching Lebron may not be an enticement. He probably acts like a coach with the coaching staff.

  • @chrish2112
    @chrish2112 Před 15 dny +4

    If I'm Hurley, my price is starting at 20 million per year, fully guaranteed, in order for me to even consider leaving UConn. 6 years, 70 million isn't even close.

    • @travesotom6890
      @travesotom6890 Před 15 dny

      No way, dude has never coached in the NBA, Steve Kerr is the highest paid coach at 17 million per year and he has 4 titles to his name 😂😆

  • @edutainme7265
    @edutainme7265 Před 14 dny

    He's too smart to choose a situation where the expectations are unrealistic and the chances of succeeding are low. He will get the same offer from another team if he continues to be successful next year.

  • @patrickbelvin7625
    @patrickbelvin7625 Před 15 dny +1

    The Lakers are not a good gig. An approaching 40, LeBron James, a lazy 32-year-old Anthony Davis, and a bunch of who-are-they remainders? Please, Hurley probably thought...nah, I don't want that.

  • @enriquefuentes9213
    @enriquefuentes9213 Před 15 dny +1

    JJ Redick's contract 3 year 50 million
    That's what's going to be

  • @ByGriPhone
    @ByGriPhone Před 15 dny +1

    How else are they gonna pay Bronnie his monster contract solely for being LeBron's son?

  • @arturocaro7469
    @arturocaro7469 Před 15 dny

    After he wins the 3rd chip, Joe Tsai makes him a 8 year/120 million offer.

  • @DD-sr9xm
    @DD-sr9xm Před 15 dny

    He has unfinished business at UConn and if he does finish that business, there will be plenty of huge NBA offers waiting for him. Head coach pay is only going up.

  • @trickshottim
    @trickshottim Před 15 dny

    What were the odds of a northeast college basketball coach leaving for the Lakers job for any amount of money? NIL

  • @robertmichaud8451
    @robertmichaud8451 Před 15 dny

    college coaches coach,NBA coaches baby sit...How many coaches has Lebron gotten fired...This was a no brainer

  • @TOUGHBOY_Ruffian
    @TOUGHBOY_Ruffian Před 15 dny +4

    Definitely wasn’t the money it was Lebron and his graveyard of coaches. He’s a certified coach killer and the REAL coach and gm. Also why leave a championship program for a team with a 40 something “goat” who will never win another championship on a team that would have missed the playoffs two years in a row if the play in didn’t exist

  • @johnoliverio8729
    @johnoliverio8729 Před 15 dny +1

    Its a ego jab at $11M, then having to babysit Lebron. Nah.....

  • @jbhatts610
    @jbhatts610 Před 15 dny +2

    6 yr 70 million is lowballing 😂😂???!!! FOH!!

    • @khure711
      @khure711 Před 15 dny

      Considering it will be half that after taxes and possibly end up in the Lebron scapegoat graveyard and move your family across the country. It’s a bad offer compared to what his peers are getting.

    • @SomeChink
      @SomeChink Před 15 dny

      Monty Williams
      that is a lowball offer

  • @bryanmahoney3434
    @bryanmahoney3434 Před 15 dny

    To me its more about not having any faith whatsoever in the organizational structure of the Lakers. Dan Hurley is not gonna play second fiddle to big personalities that just do nothing but scapegoat coaches when they dont do enough to win themselves. He sees the flaws of that team, he sees that he will not have a choice on his cabinet coming in, the Lakers always draft names whether they are great or not and they try and trade to win. There is no building anything in that organization. You either win now or you get all the blame. Nobody takes accountability there. Nobody

  • @lynnerose7891
    @lynnerose7891 Před 15 dny

    It’s bc he didn’t want to work with Rob Pelinka.
    Asking Brockman to be rational is ridiculous. I’d move to CA in a SECOND. That’s not even close to a lowball offer.
    Ppl just think what AW reports is accurate and it isn’t. Nobody gets a contract that long.

  • @Eric-zk2hu
    @Eric-zk2hu Před 15 dny

    I don't think its really lowballing. 6 years is a long time for a rookie NBA coach, $70M at around 11.6M per year is decent. Especially with the economy and all the tons of regulations with the new CBA, 6 years at $70M is a pretty big commitment. Besides its the LA Lakers if you win big then there will be fame and fortune perks. And if you win a championship you can renegotiate any contract. Anyway it wasn't the money, being a head coach in the NBA isn't what it used to be, there are no iconic figures like in the past. Popovich is still a good coach but he is old and he won't ever coach anywhere else at this point. Maybe Steve Kerr or Spoelstra would be considered respected coaches but all the rest are disposable, they could be fired after one bad month. Every team runs the same spread the floor and shoot threes or have a high pick and roll etc. Most teams just rely on their top 2 players to be superstars so coaching strategies don't really matter as much.

  • @woodstocknation1961
    @woodstocknation1961 Před 15 dny

    Why would Hurley leave a stable legitimate job for the chaos and pandemonium of the Lakers

  • @Ironcity7558
    @Ironcity7558 Před 14 dny

    Good

  • @JohnDrummondPhoto
    @JohnDrummondPhoto Před 15 dny +2

    It's not just the money. It's control and power. Hurley would have to deal with LeBron, the "real" GM. At UConn, Hurley is the GM, HC, chief cook, and bottle washer. Add to that Connecticut's high-end tax bracket of 6.9% vs California's 13.3%. But really, it's about staying with a historically great program where players are clamoring to come to, versus a team that is going to be in serious rebuild mode once LeBron retires and isn't all that good even now with him. The more I think about it, if Hurley isn't primarily motivated by money, sticking with UConn is a no-brainer.

  • @straight_NoChaser
    @straight_NoChaser Před 14 dny

    The media is trying to shield LBJ per usual. Hurley dodged a bullet avoiding the LBJ circus, the LBJ scapegoating tactics, the extreme narcissist aka LBJ and the rest of the BS that comes from being tied to Lebron. Low ball? How he’d be a rookie head coach. The money amount is a deflection.

  • @khure711
    @khure711 Před 15 dny +1

    Half taken from taxes, no power to draft or recruit, high likelihood of being in the Lebron scapegoat graveyard, and have to move your family across the country to miserable LA. Yeah easy choice for DH.

  • @markkostka6897
    @markkostka6897 Před 14 dny

    The Lakers are a hot mess team that keeps firing their coach in 2 years to keep LeFlop happy. I think this is the smartest thing for the future they could do...they know they will have to eat the majority of the contract. They didn't want to pay Hurley 17 million a year in 2 years while he coached the Huskies again.

  • @Dub0r
    @Dub0r Před 14 dny

    Money talks. His wife is from NJ and HATES living two states away and they already have a pretty good life. You really think 11 mil a year is going to win them over. If you hire a man who is married, you need to assume when you try to hire the man you are also trying to hire his wife. I'm going to assume that it would take twice as much to even get her to think about moving that far away from NJ.

  • @williamwhite2113
    @williamwhite2113 Před 15 dny

    The reasons Hurley turned down the Lakers was the dysfunctional natire of the team, a roster that is not championship level, and the biggest reason is named LeBron.

  • @cruzinthruspace
    @cruzinthruspace Před 15 dny +3

    I'm tired of LeBron. Let's start fresh

  • @lyricistthekid
    @lyricistthekid Před 15 dny

    Okay I seriously was not expecting a war in the comments section 😂

  • @joshuablanchette878
    @joshuablanchette878 Před 14 dny

    Hurley is no dummy, he probably values quality of life & stability.

  • @gugy68
    @gugy68 Před 15 dny

    Jeannie is weak and always doubtful of her decisions. No wonder she always lean on Magic, Rambis’s, Pelinka, PJ, and Kobe when he was alive.
    Having 7 coaches since 2011 is a joke. And JJ being considered just solidifies she’s not sure what to do. 🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @ernesttrinidad
    @ernesttrinidad Před 15 dny

    Key phrase, "according to Woj"...

  • @davidshepherd5536
    @davidshepherd5536 Před 15 dny

    Kidney stone and stepping stone............vaccines out there in la

  • @daveclark8337
    @daveclark8337 Před 15 dny

    They did Hurley a favor.

  • @iunstoppable1
    @iunstoppable1 Před 15 dny

    Why would he take a job where LeBron is gone after 1 or 2 years and has no draft picks moving forward. The other star is at the back end of his prime and a walking potato chip injury. He will jump when he sees a future in a team on the east coast.

  • @RobertRatliff
    @RobertRatliff Před 15 dny

    They definitely lowballed him.

  • @Pyschedelicfunk
    @Pyschedelicfunk Před 15 dny

    Hurley made the correct decision.

  • @jppalm3944
    @jppalm3944 Před 15 dny

    Lakers facility is Slum. Crappy

  • @douglasgawitt8818
    @douglasgawitt8818 Před 15 dny +4

    You guys are clowns for even thinking he was taking the job. California’s the worst state!

  • @lafan4801
    @lafan4801 Před 15 dny +1

    Clear low ball considering his RE costs are far more in LA, taxes, the move itself and laker drama /headaches. He already knows what the new pay bump is from UConn so yes it’s low. He is a coach’s coach , not another talking head or former player.

  • @catherinewilliams9680
    @catherinewilliams9680 Před 15 dny

    Jeannie Buss still thinks her poop doesn't stink. With an aging superstar/legend and a mentally soft all star big man, Jeannie Buss thinks the Lakers are much better than it actually is. As long as she is running the team, the Lakers will never get a truly great coach.

  • @randywatkins5415
    @randywatkins5415 Před 15 dny +2

    $11 million is a low ball? SMH

    • @snarkmark2806
      @snarkmark2806 Před 15 dny +2

      Top money is $17M/yr. That would make this light.

    • @BigBoss69420
      @BigBoss69420 Před 15 dny +2

      the market say's yes.

    • @jasondelaney1031
      @jasondelaney1031 Před 15 dny

      @@snarkmark2806 yeah with no context its light but nowadays ppl love to leave that out lol. The guy making this 17 mill a year is Steve Kerr who has a .654 career winning percentage, four NBA titles, and was named one of the 15 greatest coaches in NBA history for the NBA’s 75th anniversary.... Yeah lets pay a guy with zero wins near the same WILD!!!

  • @mrc302
    @mrc302 Před 15 dny +1

    Amazing how this organization has turned to CRAP!

  • @chriscordova887
    @chriscordova887 Před 15 dny

    Nah his wife is the boss she didnt want to move to the west coast

  • @GrayWolf323
    @GrayWolf323 Před 15 dny +3

    six years $70 million which would have him as a top 6 highest paid coach in the NBA despite having no NBA experience is lowballing? 🤨

  • @openmike4559
    @openmike4559 Před 15 dny +3

    Lebron is toxic. Dan made the correct choice.

  • @cruzinthruspace
    @cruzinthruspace Před 15 dny +2

    Lowballed 😂

  • @beaubellamy2999
    @beaubellamy2999 Před 15 dny

    Idk what taxes are like in Connecticut but California is insane. He may be losing money to go to LA.

    • @daveclark8337
      @daveclark8337 Před 15 dny +1

      Everything is more expensive. Hurley has 5,000 sq ft Glastonbury home that only costs $1.5 mill. You can't buy a teardown in LA for $1.5 M . That might get you a 2 bedroom condo.

    • @beaubellamy2999
      @beaubellamy2999 Před 8 dny

      @@daveclark8337 Oh no doubt! He couldn’t buy the property his house sits on in LA for 1.5mil.

  • @user-mp6dl7wc9z
    @user-mp6dl7wc9z Před 15 dny

    Eisen thinks acting fey is good it is NOT good!

  • @MrAngelomangelo
    @MrAngelomangelo Před 15 dny +2

    It’s safe to say the money wasn’t worth dealing with g with Lebron and the woke nonsense of the NBA. Change my mind

  • @Heizyx11
    @Heizyx11 Před 15 dny +1

    No need head coach.coz u dont have budget.

  • @LeesTexan
    @LeesTexan Před 15 dny +2

    If I was him, i would not take Lakers because you have Lebron James that you have to kiss his butt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND any time James doesn't want you there, you are FIRED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!